A Latin Grammar for Schools and Colleges

by George Martin Lane

of ind. disc. representing tū and vōs of direct discourse, [2325];

hīc and ille contrasted, [2352-2355];

pointing to what is remote in place, time, or thought, [2358];

pointing out a celebrity, [2359];

indicating change of subj., [2360];

in concessions, [2361];

in poetry, to repeat a thing with emphasis, [2362];

in poetry, to emphasize the second of two ideas, [2363];

in poetry, to anticipate the real subj., [2364];

īdem used with, [2372];